What are your chances of getting a whole life insurance policy if you put down as occupation "suicide bomber"?
Life in prison? That would be a good thing. Having everything go according to plan would be a bad thing.
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- seacrest out
- O
- lmao
- Same chances as Bush balancing the budget
- Zero Nada Not at all
- lol lol lol um... none
- They'd love you because you'd be likely to commit suicide in the first 13 months and they therefore wouldn't have to make a payout. you give them money, they don't have to give any return.
- you can't collect on suicide for the first 2 years so they could take your premiums and then cancel you and make themselves a little pocket change
- Not so good.... life in prison? Very good.
- The same chances of Britney Spears getting her kids back. Or Richard Simmons having sex with a woman, Michael Jackson gettign with someone over the age of 10...probably not
- The question may come up of when your next attempt will be, but your chances are about as great getting the policy as it is for a suicide bomber living through the attack.
- no chance buddy, they r not fools.... same chances as michael jakson donating to a cancer institute. if the know the risk factor then they wud not give lif insurance without government orders
- IMAO lol just what i needed before going to bed.......
- zip!! Good question!! Got a chuckle out of it. Can you just picture the agent's face when he sees occupation: suicide bomber? Heart attack time!!
- Suicide bombers only get paid once, and that money goes to their family, so you can't really list that as an ongoing occupation.
- duuuuuuuuuuuude! *jumps* I wanna try that!! hahahaha. I love saying random things just to get a reaction out of people. Like, guys will walk up to a girl and ask to have sex [just jokingly] it's so funny to play along and say sure and taking their and and trying to walk off XD haha. Always fun and gaurenteed a shocked expression.. unless of course your one of my friends then you know to expect that. haha. perversion competitions are always fun as well. *cracks up* oh.. wait.. I'm rambling... oops. sorry >.<
- 3.5% Justin
- Less than Zero...
- Maybe you could invest in a short term policy depending on your level of success on the first attempt. Most insurance companies would consider you a high risk.
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